A group of former supporters of D-Q University, the only tribal college in California, hope they can open a new tribal institution in the state.
The group has incorporated as the California Tribal University, a nonprofit. Cindy LaMarr, a former member of D-Q's governing board, said the new college is in the planning stages.
Marr and others had tried to revive D-Q after it lost accreditation and federal funds.
But some say it will be hard for the school to get back on track.
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